I like how they include a fully stocked toolbox under the hood. You’d think people would get the idea and NOT buy the damn thing.
“Consumer research group J.D. Power last year published a study indicating that EV owners are far less satisfied with their cars than are those who own traditional gas-powered vehicles.”
Once they had finished with the Virtue Signalling market, which can NEVER admit to their idiocy, they were left with people who actually planned to USE their EVs for tasks that they used use gasoline cars for...and those people are willing to tell the truth, which was that they got shafted.
The green agenda is going to fail, probably under the weight of a severe economic recession.
Don’t play along.
You have been hummed!
Wasn’t a lemon, it’s a dead skunk in the middle of the road....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uu5hzc2Mei4
a man walked into a bar
I would like 2 electric hummers, and a trailer
A year ago we purchased a 2018 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid with 30K miles..gets 40mpg. Very happy with the luxury appointments and performance. Frankly I think regenerative hybrid was the way to go to increase both mpg, but also as a stepping stone to electric or other “green” mode.
Have a few “C” cells in your pocket,
You’ll be very Popular !
You should budget at plug in electric to be discarded after 8 years, consider it a bonus if you get 10 or 12 years out of one. And never buy a used one more than 4 or 5 years old, and again plan on amortizing it over 5 years at that point.
“...He finally got it in gear and drove it back to the dealer...”
The famous science fiction writer Robert Silverberg calls himself an “early adopter.” He was one of the very first buyers of a couple of Mazdas with rotary engines.
He was sure that was the wave of the future and would be what everyone would someday own——like his Betamax TV tape system that cost a fortune.
$115K for a piece of garbage.
Tesla catches fire on Highway 50 near Rancho Cordova
Sacramento Metro Fire had to put out a fire on Highway 50 after a Tesla Model S car battery combusted on Saturday.
Metro Fire said that the Tesla Caught Fire near Rancho Cordova while traveling at freeway speeds and that it took 6,000 gallons of water for crews to extinguish the flames. Two fire engines responded and crews propped the vehicle up with a jack to cool the battery.
https://www.kcra.com/article/tesla-fire-highway-50-rancho-cordova/42698054
EVs might be OK for people who live in urban areas where trips are short and recharging stations plentiful. However as more EVs are on the road their limitations will become very apparent to their owners. EVs rely heavily on electronic technology which can be prone to difficult to resolve technical problems. Range does not live up to the hype in real world use. Costly battery replacement will make an EVs worth far less as a used vehicle. The issue of fires due to battery failure has not been fully resolved. For most of us an ICE vehicle will still be the best choice.
This isn’t an electric vehicle problem. This is a “You Bought a General Motors product, what did you expect?” problem, because their regular gas vehicles do this too.
Whoa! For that kind of money GM execs should be carrying you wherever you want to go.
The oversized electric golf kart fanbois will be along to condemn you for laughing at their liberal virtue signaling toys.
“Consumer research group J.D. Power last year published a study indicating that EV owners are far less satisfied with their cars than are those who own traditional gas-powered vehicles.”
Hey!
Liberal virtue signaling requires sacrifice!